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From: Jerry <lanceboyle@qwest.net>
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Subject: Still no GNATbench for OS X in GNAT GPL 2011
Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2011 16:23:53 -0700 (PDT)
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The announcements of GNAT GPL 2011, including the public announcements
and the one sent to my e-mail account, promise several improvements
including new widgets for GtkAda and an improved version of GNATbench,
the Eclipse plug-in. Yet OS X comes up short, missing (still)
GNATbench and GtkAda entirely. In fact, the list of missing items from
the AdaCore download page relative to Linux totals six items: AJIS,
AWS, Florist, GNATbench, GtkAda, and PolyORB.

Maybe someone can explain this to me so that I don't feel quite so
pissy. In particular, I would like to check out GNATbench, but
building it from Linux source is not something I want to do. (I tried
it once.)

I know it's impolite to complain about the inadequacy of something
that is free, but still....

Jerry